- CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 21, 1964

NAPOLEON — By McBride

AN NEWS ABOUT....

MINOR BASEBALL

By MICHAE

Well after Spending # the long
weekend in Calgary visiting with

my artnet Aeired and other] May

com] in truthfully
that Ht We ine: very little energy
to write this column. But, 1
think I can’ live through it if
I use a little more energy.

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striped with navy.

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Wednesday, May 27th .

KARNIE’S

say Yankees me 12. Winning pitcher

L VECCHIO-

First of all let's go back to
the game le, Played in Robson on
11. The Giants beat out the

for the Giants was Neil Shuttle-
worth while the losing pitcher
was Lorne Kinakin.

In Castlegar - the Red Sox
took the big lead over the. in-
dians and won the game 15-4,
Winning pitcher for the Red
Sox was Cecil Stoochnoff and
the losing pitcher was Harold
Plotnikoff.

iy
the big lead in the’
of the game and almost lost it
near the end over the Dodgers,
It ended 13-11 in favor of the
Tigers. Winning pitcher for the
Tigers was Bill Anderson , while
losing pitcher was Stephan Gor-
koff.
In Castlegar the Red Sox
overtook the Giants 21-4. Win-
ning pitcher for the Red Sox
while defeat-
ed ‘pitcher was Jake Horkoff.
Last Friday. the, Dodgers

On May 13 the Tigers took
beginnin

FROM CAVES OF ROME.
specimen of a young Roman

Scientists found this s ertaes

- 1,800 years, in the caves under Rome. The girl was about
B years old when she died. A scientist from the Rome
Institute is shown examining the mummy.

,| deal. of satisfaction form the

girl, preserved more than .

won’ over the Yankees 13-8,
Winning -pitcher was Jerry
Shepherd with losing pitcher
being Lorne Kinakin.

In Castlegar the Tigers’ went
to take the 4th straight win of
the season. The game was aga-
inst the Indians with a 6-3 win
for the Tigers. Winning pitcher
for the Tigers was Dennis

When did a pilot glide with the
aid of ‘a horse?

When the _ first recorded
C Hider flight took

while pitch-
er was Derek Deverios. :
The Tigers, as I just finisli-
ed mentioning, are very tough
competitors against their oppo-
nents with a first place position.

Right behind this team is the

the Tigers. If they don’t, well
that just puts the Tigers that
much further ahead.
In the hockey season they’ve
got a motto saying very simply:
“Don't bring your son to the
rink and then go away, but stay
and watch him play.” aell. let's
apply this simple motto to the
game of minor baseball and say:
“Don't bring your son to the
park and then go away, but stay | «
and enjoy him play.”
last week’s ‘column I
asked if the managers would
contact me at 365-5164 after
each of their games and tell me
who won the game and the win-
ning or losing pitcher of their
team. It seems that only one
person out of the six teams in
the league bothered to fulfill
this request.
js very hard for me to
go chasing around to get this
information for the simple Tea-
son that, on top of this column,
Ym also a manager like the rest
of you fellas. It's quite hard to
do two things at once — please

4

place in the Montreal Dominion
Park in’ 1907, the Chanute-type
Blider was towed by a boy on
horseback. Moreover, like many
early gliders in Canada, pilot
L.-J,-Lesh hung’ suspendéd by
his’ armpits, his iB tees serving as
undercarriage in landing.

A’ further’: development
came in’ 1927 when Fred and
Charles Weber of North Battle-
ford, Saskatchewan, built.a pri-
mary. type glider. ‘Here an au-
tomobile, replacing the horse,

Interesting Facts About
Our Dominion of Canada

How warm is an Igloo? a
Among coastal Eskimos an
igloo is heated by a. seal oil

is also done: Although the snow

H
_| Hamper, ‘chairman of the pro-|;

lamp, over which the cooking |‘

Scouting
Activities.

IN KOOTENAY-COLUMBIA
SCOUT DISTRICT

fey

IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN OR
BUSINESSMAN: . . .

And want a smart central address
when in Vancouver, you will like
the friendly courteous staff who
attend to your wishes, whether it's,
in your room or executive sulte...

Then you want the

This is a copy of the letter
from’ the commanding officer

of .HMCS: Margaree rogarding
the 1964. Queen’s Scouts.

tical public relations — the cre-
ation of valuable good will sup-
port achieved through the ex-

nic
“This is an example of j prac-

MOTOR HOTEL
MUtual 2-1881' Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored
“Om English Bay at Stanley Park”

rize in the
ival in Ve-
O Productions of

Scout countries now num-| ..o54..

ample of well-trained Scouts
careful sai

vincial PR committee.

Department of National Defence
_ Royal Canadian Navy
HC Margaree,

at 5
c/o, ‘Fleet ma Office
1964.

This is just a short note to
say how much ‘pleasure we all
had. with’ the Queen's ‘Scouts
on their trips | in. “Margaree”

between Vancouver and Victo-’
ria.” Personally, I get a great

fact’ that our young boys are
jearning citizenship’ and how

to. face the trials of being an
adult.

The boys are learning ci-
tizenship.and how to face the
trials. of being an adult. The
boys that we had in “Margaree”
impressed,. me greatly; their
thirst for. knowledge and their
interest all the aspects of
our tours within the. ship were
certainly, refreshing,

{t was also very kind of the
Boy wae to present: their lo-
vely. plaque, to. ““Margaree”’. | It
is now in our trophy case for
all to view. Their spontaneous
gesture to donate'a sizeable am-
ount of money to the ship's fund
in appreciaiton of.our canteen,
the ship’s company in turn de-
cided to donate that money
along with some of their own,
to the Alberni Relief Fund. I
do hope this is a. satisfactory
arrangement and will be looked
on with favor by the boys.
The enthusiasm which the
boys: showed the Navy at your
was _ spine - tingling,

hut is
dwelling, “eyen in midwinter,
temperatures inside usually re-
main well below the freezing

point.

Eskimo, while on travel,
can build an igloo in about an
hour. . More--permanent igloos
are’ quite ‘large and. may ‘be
connected to other igloos by
tunnels. Often a piece of fresh-
water ice in the wall serves
asa

indeed, I had no Tiea ater

ly that we were 50  g0 popular

them. It was of yous in

invite us, we had’an excellent
e.

yours sincerely

L, Panabi ai
! Commander, RCN’
(Commanding Officer

“Marathon Jamboree”, a film
story of the Canadian Boy Scout

dow.

Lcontingent to the 11th World

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MEN’S WEAR: if
IN THE OGLOW BLOCK oa CASTLEGAR

ATTENTION.
- REGISTERED NURSES:

Castlegar Chapter
R. N. A. B. C.

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
will be held at the .

HOSPITAL
Monday, May 25th at Teo p.m.

This includes both active od associate members

co WILL THs. BE OUR FLAG? This
Minister Lester Pearson is sald to favor for a new Canadian
flag. He made an election promise to provide our nation
with 2 distinctive Gesten tery iw) years of. taking. office, - ’
‘ee red maple leafs on white a

ground, bordered by two blue itp: zi nt

Pearson Indicates iNew.
Flag Which He Supports

Above, flag features

Prime Minister Pi -

seat Ment ie aa
fora n

is or tite ‘ba nadian flag

ree big red maple k id

vertical blue bare, at esrani end

‘Seon, and another

und, «with | Pe

is the sues Prime -

similar. flag without | the biue| °
bars, were shown at a press
conference attended by, yi
arson.

He'said these. two flags were |"

about ‘300° others,” but there
were indications’ they were, the
two most favored.

The prime minister sald
that while. no secition pas been
made onthe d th

being’ ‘considered? “along | with| that’

_| Best “spots ‘apparently’ on’ the

FIELD
AND

STREAM

i act betel

dy.‘Hundreds of
peo

craw!
boats’ and rales pate in‘all
directions. Some were out pure-
ly- for. fishing but ‘man: were
out of sheer boating pleasure
Speaking - of. fishing, the
weekend produced quite a‘ few
heauties: with several over the
12 pound mark’ being. netted.

w Lakes were the: mouths

°Mr.:.and’ Mrs. ‘Jack eee

spent ny weekend at. Cott
‘ood. Lake, ‘and reported ‘ that
food "but the fish

party is being clagel
si oa eee tae

es in‘ and for how long.
Appaes fete ‘the Ce ‘3

fall and

te ‘took: ad:|
ad)

ig with

ment. restocked ° Cottonwood
Lake a few. years-ago to create
better. fishing: for those . who
want to’ go in.-It/would be a
crying shame if that privilege
were removed

ery spo! in the field that

ortaman
» | it is your. responaibility,’ and

your ‘duty ‘to! report anyone to
the. proper. authorities caught

ths | inacts:: of vi

randalism.
Through sportamen’s coope-

any game be.

hour ‘after sunset

: ne houir before sunzise,
or aren the prohibited time
in the Game Reg-

now.
uld like to.remind ev-|}

ration one party: was, apprehend.
ed at Deer Park last Petal for
breaking ‘and ‘entering.’ Why
should ‘hundreds suffer for’ the
pegligent or, or, wilful /acts:.of a

If‘ you. ‘come: across “any
such acts donot hesitate to. 're-
port them, action’ will:be taken
immediately. : If: we all co-ope-
rate .we will be acting-.for: the
good of. everyone; .

““"The regular
Women’ 's _Associal

>

was held recently. ee Duncan

Garter, -the ‘president, . was «in| ~;,

AERC

SG

LETTER TO EDITOR

Dear Sir:

At) our. regional council's
annual meeting in Cranbrook
recently a motion was enthusi-

thinks to he seas for the ex-
cellent co-operation we have re-
ceived during the past year.

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s DIENSEIDEEIEs

question ad not. been wise
ught the) people . “a

“ver im}

ering”. for: the; blue |
ged flag. The:blue refers’ to: th
motto. “from sea to sea."’.

the blue bars were not

might be in

rime

reaching a

meantime here’s your "~’

ery impressive ‘designs,"and
at another point he: ‘said id‘he had

However,:he understood that

UBS
ed with his cabinet yet. he 'tho-|"

ould. have
the chance. of looking at them.”
21 He: saidboth flags’. were

jeu

de-
in-

ictions. :
, We'll check’ it out through
the" access’ committee of. the

more ‘on this next: week.

when™any'- big‘ company *:who
opens up new’ territory: — as
e | far as accessability. goes.to-hun-
ters and: fishermen .— :has-.to
that territory because of
two or three, who seem to think
the’.world ‘owes ‘them’ a living,
and that ‘an ig init’ that is
not ‘nailed down BS Closely: wat-
ched is theirs for. the taking,
E The: fish and game depart-

ily wreck-

Sportsmen's .club‘and give’ you |':,'" The. mi
It's asad: state. of affairs |:

the ‘chair and: there: were’ 19

ort

ew
electric; “atove: roporte ia pur:
chased for the tenon and

Robson ‘Community: Church z
W. Boe an Electric Stove

Mra: H.! ‘Forking,

Ht poh bae
e
in Mrs. 3 Ross Turing and be

Indians
rthern : Ontario, showing
"| stides to illustrate ‘his. talk.’

After Mr,

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